Ducks Seen on County Rivers Open Season for Waterfowl
Forest Warden reports many ducks along the Monocacy and Potomac rivers. Duck hunting opens November 20 with special bushwhacking rigs allowed under license. sinkboxes barred. Rabbit and upland seasons also start mid November. waterfowl license requires federal stamp. total resident licenses reached 2,550. Waterfowl season runs to December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Olmroda
Potomac
Monocacy
William G. Renner
Frederick
Montgomery
Benjamin F. Phebus
Clerk of Court
Frederick Post Offee
Casey Committee To Draft Relief Plans
Baltimore November 7 Governor Nice says the Casey committee will proceed to raise and distribute relief taxes. The panel will draft Maryland specific relief plans and may coordinate with other states on December 1 crisis aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Committee
Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Michael J. Casey
Ividius
Casey
Maryland
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Weather Summary From Historical IV Page
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation for seven days ending today, with November totals and prior year contrasts. Reports include Norway precipitation, monthly figures, November 1934 anomalies, 1935 November deficiency, high and low temperatures, and astronomical notes. Stream conditions list Monocacy and Potomac levels as steady and clear.
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Norway
Potomac
Expense money due Abendschein in theater suit
Ashley M. Abendschein former manager of the Frederick Theater sues J Prank Pails of Danville Virginia and Frederick Theater Inc for 497 dollars in expenses 1932 33 while his wife drew 12 weekly as assistant. The Frederick Theater sold to Warner Bros Inc. The case before Associate Judge Arthur D Willard. jury excused until next Tuesday. Other case against Herbert C Blickenstaff for 1500 dollars continued due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley M. Abendschein
Frederick Theater
J. Prank Pails
Danville
Frederick Theater, Inc
Arthur D. Willard
Abendschein
Alexandria
William M. Storm
J .Abendschein
Walter E. Sinn Lane
David C. Winebrenner
Warner Bros., Inc
Herbert CG. Blickenstaff
Disappearance Reported On Berengaria Liner
Harold Scarborough, former Baltimore News and Johns Hopkins graduate, is reported missing overboard from the Berengaria off Ryde Isle of Wight. A passport and wallet tied to Scarborough were found on deck as fellow passengers noted his low spirits during the voyage from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
Harold Scarborough
London
ald-Tribune
Berengaris
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Scarborough
New York
Bel al
Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore News
Selective Issues Show Their Strength
New York markets opened with selective issues showing strength while moderate profit taking eased. Commodities mirrored equities as grains fell and cotton rose. bonds were modestly higher. Coca Cola led gains up about 16 points, with Western Union American Can and Philip Morris also rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stength
Cail Meftey
Faethe
Coca Cola
Coca Cola jumped 16 Ponts @ oew Righ
Western Union
Amencen Oan
Philp Morriste
Post-Campaign Statements Show Fury of 1936 Fight
After the election, leaders and supporters unleash strong rhetoric over the 1936 clash. Public figures urge unity while partisans accuse rivals of missteps, signaling lasting political tension and mounting pressure on reform agendas.
G O P and Democratic Views in Direct Conflict
A and A. Chandler's Kentucky win cited as Democratic strength as Republicans claim a New Deal rebuke. Farley predicts a stronger Philadelphia result for Roosevelt in 1936, citing previous losses and potential gains in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neas
New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Kentucky
A. A. Chandler
Henry P. Fletcher
James A. Farley
Pennsylvania
Farley
Roosevelt
Tri State Student Conference At Hood College
The Tri State student conference gathers delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia at Hood College November 15 17. Dr Grace Loucks Elliott of New York leads the event with registration November 5 under Miss Margaret Hammers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Hood College
Grace Loucks Elliott
New York
Margaret Hammers
Washington
D. c
Elliott
William Rupp Barnham
A. M
Lloyd Berthall
Western Maryland College
Thomas I. Brown
Miner Teachers' College
George A. Douglas
A. B
Morgan, Colhe
Diana Mi
Shelagan Itan Boys
Dance Hall Fire Destroys Building Near Gapland
A dance hall owned by John Holmes burned along the main highway half a mile north of Gapland. The one and a half story frame building was destroyed by fire of unknown origin discovered Tuesday after spreading rapidly. The structure and furniture valued about 700 dollars were lost and Gapland lacks a local fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapland
John Holmes
Supposed Supmart Case Heard in Peppies Court
Justice Sinn presided this morning over a case involving Lenmoy Schwarzabach of Galthersburg. He was placed under months House of Correction with a suspended sentence conditioned on paying Mrs. Mary C Schwarzbech one dollar weekly. Deputy Sheriff Smith served the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supmart
Peppies Court
Sinn
Lenmoy Schwarzabach
Galthersburg
House of Correction
Mary C. Schwarzbech
Sheru ® Smith
Rev C F Reifsnider Named Bishop of North Tokyo
The Right Rev Charles F Reifsnider was elected by Episcopal bishops as Bishop of North Tokyo Japan. He served in Japan since 1923 after the great earthquake and aided refugees. He is related to Mrs Thomas B Hayward of Harmony Grove and once preached at All Saints church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Charles F Reisnider
Hoice
Episcopal Bishops
Tokyo
Japan
John Mokim
Renfenader
Episcopal Church
Reifsnider
Thomas B. Hayward
Haremony Grove
All Saints Church
Prederek
Five Men Questioned in Maryland Murder Case
Five men were questioned by authorities in Oakland Maryland in connection with the fatal shooting of Ella Pysell. She suffered a shotgun wound to the face back and shoulders as she sat at home near McHenry. Sheriff Clarence Spear and State's Attorney Nell C Fraley led the investigation and held five men in custody while withholding their identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Ella Pysell
Miss Pysell
McHenry
Clarence Spear
Nell C. Fraley
Storm May Hit Coast Line Near Pensacola
A hurricane disturbance moving north northeastward off the Florida coast east of Pensacola is expected to cross the coast late tonight near Alachicola. The advisory warns of dangerous gates and the potential for a small but intense impact along the center of the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Line
Pensacola
New Orleans
Florida
Allachicola
Center
Structural Failure Not Cause For Crash
Dayton reports Brigadier General A. W. Robbins states the Boeing bombing plane crash was not due to structural failure. He urges immediate release of the report portion. Wright Field had said engine failure was not the cause, with one dead and four injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
A. W. Robbins
Army Ai Corps
Wi & Telegram
Army
A T Washington
Robbins
Wright Field
Four Inches of Water Saves Life of Woman
Norfolk, Va. Nov 7. Marine Corps corporal Jake Wills Perry was arrested on charges of attempted torch murder against his estranged wife Mrs. Margaret Perry. She told police he beat her, poured kerosene on her and into a septic tank to ignite, but four inches of water in the tank extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Jake Wills Perry
Marine Corps
Margaret Perry
Perry
World Power Conference Up for Gridiron Washington Clash
Washington observers foresee a controversial World Power Conference in Washington next September with heavy New Deal influence. TVA and other agencies replace utilities chaired plans, inviting labor and consumer voices while key speeches target power policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Washington
Magnusen
Owen D. Young
Berlin
Samuel Insull
Sackett
Roosevelt
American Committee
Monette
Huey Long
TVA
Rural Electrification Administration
National Power Policy Committee
SEC
Federal Power Commission
Boulder Dam
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Elect Officers
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of Francia Arcott Kee Post No. 11 elected officers at its regular meeting led by President Clifford M. Finger and Vice President Edwin J. Brookey. They will be installed in January and the corps will march in the Armistice Day festivities with an exhibition drill during halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerian Legion Deim and Bugle
Francia Arcott
Clifford M. Finger
Edwin J. Brookey
Lawrence
Wizard
Treasuer
Jocopn Elkins
G. Raymond Shipley
Claude H. Wachter
Millard M. Angleberger
Chas
E. Vetter
Lug Gotpa
Steadman-Keenan
Brunswick
Rorpa
Repudiation Day Dinner Held On Nov 25
The Sergeant Lawrence Everhart chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will hold its Repudiation Day dinner on November 25 at the Francis Scott Key hotel. National and state officers will attend. D A R members and guests are invited. program begins at 7 p.m. The event honors the 1765 Stamp Act repudiation by twelve local judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Francis Scott Key
Board of Directors
M.C, A
National and State Society
Lewis A. Rice
Henry F. Baker
Baltimore
National Society
Frankb. Breele
Washington
Alexander Armstrong
Maryland Society
George 5. Robertson
Mr. Rice
George B. McCleery
Jesse B. Anders
Edward §. Delaplaine
Edward D. Shinney
Charles E. Wehler
C. Leonard Storm
Chandler Victory Surges Toward Kentucky Governorship
In Kentucky on November 7, A. B. Chandler, 37, won a Democratic landslide over Republican King Swope, with Chandler leading 219,883 to 168,424 as 1544 of 4219 precincts reported. Voters also approved repealing prohibition and adopting old-age pension measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sralsvile
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
King Swope
Chandler
Swope
Aso
Taxicab Hit and Driver Charged After Street Collision
A taxicab owned by John Pos aeak was damaged after a collision on Beil's Mill Road near Syewmers mill. James ed, the driver, faced charges of violating the right of way as Justice Wil mpbrii heard the case. Serg D. R Peeerson of the Stace police reported the incident to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Merriman
Beil
James Ed
Syewmers Mill
Wilmpbrii
Serg
D. R Peeerson
The
Stace Police
Kingsford-Smith Lands At Allahabad India
Avanacad Inde Nov 7 AP Air pioneer Kingsford Smith landed at Allahabad during a England to Australia flight. The stopover commuted a 29 hour 2 minute leg from Lympne England, challenging the existing record set by CW AL Scott and Campbell Black in the England to Australia air derby. The aircraft resumed at 6 25 PM for Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanacad
Inde
Chaney Kingsford-Smith
England
Australa
Agen
Singapore
Amos and Andy Visit With Firemen Guests
Soomona Asend reports Amos and Andy Freeman Greden and Charles Correll went fishing on Wednesday. A 3 pound rockfish was caught as newsreel cameras recorded the event with Lawrence Riehly, former Hoover secretary, greeting a crowd of schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Andy
Freeman Greden
Charles Correll
Lawrence Riehly
Herbert Hoover
Italians pressing Makale front amid ridge siege
Italian artillery dominates the Makale sector as Ethiopian defenders formed lines north of the city. Ras Seyoum’s Tigre forces dig in to slow the advance while Emperor Haile Selassie gifts a jeweled sword to Fr. Gabreab as a symbol of national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone Rny
Presa
Aday
Makale
Dolo
Dolo Tes Seme
Maggie
Ethiopia
Cam
Pelan
Addis Ababa
Ras Seyoum
Tigre
Haile Selassie
Gabreab
Italy
Month's First Rain Brings Relief to Wells and Springs
Rain from dawn to noon totaled 0.38 inches with showers continuing into early afternoon. Temperatures fell to 35 degrees but frost unlikely after the moisture. normal seasonal warmth continues, easing concerns of an early cold snap.
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Rabbita
United States Navy
Pacific Ocean
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Midway Islands
Kenneth Whiting
Whiting
Pearl Harbor
Winn
A. M. Abendschein
J. W. Hart
Blickenstaff
Albertt. Brown
Alton Y. Bennett
Hari
Leslie N. Coblents
Amos A. Holter
Blickenstaft
Berengaria
Tris State
Hood
C. F. Reifsnider
Itere Amd
Jackie
Helen
Sisty
Mamma
Beng
Helen Twelvetrees
Jackie Worn
Hollywood
Twelevetrees
Frank Woody
Hold Marine
Norfolk, Va
NEA Service
Ray Rousseau
Star
Britain
By Rooney Dutcher
Hitler
Miusaonait
Germany
Mussolini
Iian
Legion Drum, Bugle Corps
Srema Aa
Hiei
Russa
Negro
Kingsford-Smith
Allahabad
India
Amos and Andy
Sian Advisor
Ethio Pia
Beleve
Denstiating
Ethiopiata
Aftican
Sost
Askary
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